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For what it's worth, it looks like [CheVolume](http://www.chevolume.com) does the trick... This version has a much more likable interface in my opinion though. And seems to crash less...

Update: I've gone with alternate number 1 as a stop-gap. You can view it [here](https://github.com/shadow7412/unityci) if interested. There's probably more we can do to help one who uses this image...

You can find a more generic example of a C# project on [their website](https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/scan/sonarscanner-for-msbuild/). But the basic recipe is: * Run the sonarqubestart command. This read the configuration from the...

Option 1 presented above is a terrible idea. It turns out that the act of installing java alone boosts the image size by a GB. Stupid java... EDIT: I read...

For what it's worth, my implementation of this broke soon after unity 2020.1.13f1 cause they removed stuff from their install I was relying on (from memory, I think it was...

> I have made a sonarcube image based on the editor images Would you mind checking out the referenced a few comments ago, and consider raising a PR?

I hope you're right. Also it'd be nice to be finally be able to use the new C# language features that my IDE keeps dangling in front of my face,...

On the subject of possible alternatives, it looks like Jetbrains have started a project called Qodana which looks to have many of the same values as sonarqube. But their C#...

@webbertakken fantastic. It's mentioned above, but I'll reiterate that there is a working version of this over [here](https://github.com/shadow7412/unityci) that you should be able to draw inspiration from. I'll be more...

I'm running sonarqube inside this container which requires the dotnet executable found in `/opt/unity/Editor/Data/NetCore/Sdk-*`, which is purged by this suggestion. Just giving you an example of something this change would...